... 13, SCHOOLS. the twig bent so the tree inclines, and as the child i 3 reared, physically and morally, the outward and the inward are s!,a e ...

... of the body this remarkable preparation penetrates disappears under the friction of the hand, as if it were literally drawn inward by somo internal force, and performs its healing errand rapidly, safely, and without pain. Simple eruptions, open sores, hard ...

... afflict the surface of the body this markable preparation disappears under the friction the himd, as w.;re literally drawn inward some internal force, and performs healing errand rapidly, satcly, and without piin eruptions, open sores, hard tumours, scrofulous ...

... reason of keeping corn store in hi* possession in Queen-stm-t, which was in dilapidated condition and likely fall. This complaint was twice before the magistrates *t Petty Serious, the proceedings being fully reported in tins paper the time. The evidence ...

... umbilicus. Inwards this reached far the median line, and outwards as far as the anterior spine of the ilium. A distinct line of resonance separated this mass from the region of the left kidney. There was no pain or tenderness, but much complaint of flatulence ...

... Easterns, and adopted by oar Lord Jesns Christ, as tbs sign of new lifs; and outward purity made the token symbol of that inward parity which is the parent of self-respect and manliness, and Clear conscience; the free forehead.“and the eye which meets ...

... curable and are lalla mil ate —li n to effect iletl no.,tuuen iu the treatment of them complaima.--Simple mid . enterer may cure Inward speedily, pri. , • and at the poastroe nat. From long prstical of the treatment permed in use most tatty. Institutions of ...

... members will listen for the first boor or with attention and interest—then some of them will have their atten lion diverted by inward and carnal cravings; they will quickly prefer seif to politics, and absent themselves sccordingly. They will dine, some of ...

... Kver since the commew*. j ment the National System,claims which hare appeared to be n to a simitar objection have been put (inward | m other gunners, and have been steadily resisted suo[ ccasive administrations. What the Ministers of the Crown | with Hie ...

... necessary consequence there was growing dislike on the pert of young surgeons enter the service (applause). Their first complaint had been that they were not allowed enter the ward-room, which the lieutenants, or —ralratim afflcias they were called, occupied ...

... shoulder to the wheel, must act in concert with the true reformers of abuses, and must not content himself with merely making complaints, without taking single step to remedy the anuses under which he labours.— Lancet. Dublin Medical Press. SWEDISH LITERATURE ...

... it was a direct hernia I had before me; the less so as the patient himself, in his report of the earlier history of his complaint, had always connected the prolapse of the hernia directly with the occasional descent of the testicle. The omentum having ...